SNMP TNT / APX Management

All the SNMP manager configurations are stored in SNMP-MANAGER profiles. You can use "save console snmp-manager" to look over them.

Don't use SNMP::read-access-hosts or SNMP::write-access-hosts to specify a manager to be given read/write access anymore, since these fields are deprecated. Instead, SNMP-MANAGER profile should be used. E.g.

tnt6> new snmp-manager
SNMP-MANAGER/"" read
tnt6> set name = 203.97.93.168
(New index value; will save as new profile SNMP-MANAGER/203.97.93.168.)
tnt6> set active = yes
tnt6> write
SNMP-MANAGER/203.97.93.168 written
tnt6> snmpmgrstat
  SnmpManager       Illegal Access       Invalid Version        Bad Community
   135.252.141.3             0                  0                     0
 135.252.136.234             0                  0                     0
   203.97.93.168             0                  0                     0                                        <==== This is the manager just added.

tnt6> save co snmp-manager
; saved Tue Sep 14 12:48:11 2010
; saving profiles of type SNMP-MANAGER
new SNMP-MANAGER
set name = 135.252.136.234
set active = yes
write -f
;
new SNMP-MANAGER
set name = 135.252.141.3
set active = yes
write -f
;
new SNMP-MANAGER
set name = 203.97.93.168
set active = yes
write -f
;

So instead of using "set read-access-hosts 1 = 203.167.203.56", you are supposed to use the SNMP-Manager section. Then to view what you have made use the "save console snmp-manager".